About István Szomaházy
Lived 1864 – 1927 (aged 63). István Szomaházy was a Hungarian journalist and writer.
István Szomaházy (1864–1925 or 1927) was a journalist and writer in Hungary. He wrote many short stories. His stories were described as showing "gaiety and inexhaustible imagination." Several of his novels were adapted into films.
He was also known as Arnold Steiner.
Alex Korda met with him about film rights to his stories. The Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh had several of his books as well as books by other Hungarian authors.
Writings The Private Secretary (1905)
Kétszivü Pethő Singer és Wolfner (1909) Barátaim, a halottak (A kultura könyvkiadó és nyomda) (1920)
Filmography Doctor Krausz on the Scaffold (1913), a Hungarian film A Krausz doktor a vérpadon Tales of the Typewriter (1916) directed by Alexander Korda The Typist, a French comedy film The Private Secretary (1931 German film) The Private Secretary (1931 Italian film) Sunshine Susie (1931), a British musical comedy The Private Secretary (1953 film)
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Who was István Szomaházy?
Hungarian journalist (1864–1927)
When was István Szomaházy born?
István Szomaházy was born on 28 February 1864 in Veszprém.
When did István Szomaházy die?
István Szomaházy died on 10 November 1927 in Budapest.
What was István Szomaházy's occupation?
István Szomaházy was a journalist and writer.
What nationality was István Szomaházy?
István Szomaházy was Hungarian.
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